Slim fit trousers Super 140s AAAAA wool Navy blue - Plain serge

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Navy blue suit trousers in plain serge
Super 140s AAAAA wool by Lanificio F.lli Cerruti,
exclusively for De Fursac.

Trousers, fastening with visible button,
2 Italian pockets, 2 back welt pockets,
trouser bottom width 18 cm, unhemmed.

Matching jacket available.

Mens trousers 100% Super 140s AAAAA virgin wool
by Lanificio F.lli Cerruti
Fabric weaved in Italy
Dry clean

men's Trousers PERP3ILYS-OC54/30

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The House of Cerruti was born in 1881 in the Piedmont town of Biella, at the foot of the Alps and on the banks of the Cervo, a river of pure water to which the Italian draper owes the softness and finesse of its fabrics. Equally reputed for the impeccable drop of its productions and the high quality of its Australian wool, Lanificio F.lli Cerruti has developed a number of exceptional fabrics exclusively for De Fursac, such as the Super 130’s, the Super 150’s AAAAA and the Turbo 180. This combination of cutting edge technology and artisanal savoir-faire provides the cement to a long-term partnership, woven over the meetings between two companies with shared exacting standards.

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Super 120’s, 130’s, 150’s…

The grades given by the IWTO (International Wool Textile Organization), known as SUPER 120’s, 130’s or 150’s, denote the fineness of a wool fibre used to weave a fabric. The higher the figure, the finer the fibre. The diameter of every 100’s wool fibre must measure no more than 18.75 microns. The 110’s should be 18.25 microns, the 120’s 17.75 microns… you just have to take away 0.5 microns to know the subsequent diameters.

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